Sentence examples for mitigate the severe from inspiring English sources

Very narrow beam forming is mandatory to mitigate the severe attenuation specific to the extremely high frequency (EHF) bands exploited.

The main concern for the above system is to mitigate the severe cross-layer interference between the macrocell and the RRH cell.

To mitigate the severe interference from macro tier suffered by pico edge users, especially the offloaded macro users, power control (transmit power reduction) is used for macro BSs.

In order to mitigate the severe performance degradation, the zero forcing (ZF) and minimum mean square error (MMSE) decoders are employed in this paper.

Therefore, in this paper, all the cells are using the same frequency band to provide spectral efficiency; the uplink power control is used to mitigate the severe interference situation of HetNet.

The PIMN-2 with the medium channel width of 0.4 mm presented the highest heat transfer coefficients and best capability to mitigate the severe two-phase flow instability, as well as the favorable pressure drop penalty, which achieved the best overall flow boiling performance in this study.

The plan would increase payments from taxpayers even more in coming years with the goal of mitigating the severe financial pain that would happen with another recession and stock market crash.

Just as cisplatin revolutionized the cure rate for germ cell tumors, ondansetron, the first 5-HT3 receptor antagonist, greatly mitigated the severe cisplatin-associated nausea and vomiting [ 13].

This is an ethical call for the health sector to adopt a novel model for achieving sustainable health, and resisting and mitigating the severe consequences of climate change.

For now, questions are being asked about whether the country could have been better prepared, as well as what might be done to mitigate the impact of severe storms that whip in recently, with greater frequency off the Pacific Ocean.

The circuit breaker is used to disconnect the correspondent DG to mitigate the impacts of severe disturbances through the MG.